California

California
The Golden State
Location Details
Type	State
Capital	Sacramento
Region	Far West
Accessible	Yes
Game(s)	American Truck Simulator
Cities	22
Time zone	PDT (UTC-7)
Price per liter	$1.675
Price per gallon	$6.339
Price per gallon with Garage	$5.388
Also known as	Kalifornia Калифорния Califòrnia Kalifornie Californien Californië Californie Kalifornien Kalifornija Califórnia Calafòrnia Kaliforniya Califfornia
Team
Publishing Information
Release Date	February 2, 2016
Price	Included with Base Game
DLC Features
Connections	See article
Combinations
STAA Double	Legal
RM Double	Illegal
B Doubles	Illegal
Turnpike	Illegal
Triple Pup	Illegal
Map

California is a state of the United States, which is featured in American Truck Simulator as part of the base game. It was the first ever state to be announced and released on February 2, 2016.

Summary

The state is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west, Oregon to the north, the Mexican state of Baja California to the south, and Nevada and Arizona to the east. As the oldest state in American Truck Simulator, SCS Software is currently in the process of reworking California to reflect the current mapping standards. The third and latest phase of the rework, covering the central part of the state, was made available in the experimental beta of update 1.50 on 9 April 2024.

Geography

California is located in the Western coast of the United States. It is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west, Oregon to the north, the Mexican state of Baja California to the south, and Nevada and Arizona to the east. With an area of 163,696 square miles (423,970 km2), California is among the most geographically diverse states. The Sierra Nevada, the fertile farmlands of the Central Valley, and the arid Mojave Desert of the south are some of the major geographic features of this U.S. state. It is home to some of the world's most exceptional trees: the tallest (coast redwood), most massive (Giant Sequoia), and oldest (bristlecone pine). It is also home to both the highest (Mount Whitney) and lowest (Death Valley) points in the 48 contiguous states. The state is generally divided into Northern and Southern California, although the boundary between the two is not well defined. San Francisco is decidedly a Northern California city and Los Angeles likewise a Southern California one, but areas in between do not often share their confidence in geographic identity.

Geographically, the state can be divided into eight regions, from north to south: the Klamath Mountains, the Coastal Ranges, the Sierra Nevada, the Central Valley, the Cascade Mountains, the Basin and Range Province, the Los Angeles Ranges, and the San Diego Ranges.

The Klamath Mountains is in the northwest corner of the state. They are comprised of many small forest covered ranges and are higher than the coastal mountains to the south. Many mountains range from about 6,000 to 8,000 feet (1,828 m to 2,438 m) above sea level. The small ranges are separated by deep canyons.

The Coastal Ranges in the north reach inland 20 to 30 miles (32 to 48 km) extend from the Klamath Mountains in the north south to Santa Barbara. The Coastal Ranges include many smaller chains of mountain ranges including the Diablo and Santa Cruz Mountains. Some of the valleys separating these ranges are the Napa Valley, north of San Francisco and the Santa Clara and Salinas Valleys to the south. The Coastal Range is home to California's legendary Redwoods and, less fortunately the San Andreas Fault. The San Andreas Fault enters California from the Pacific Ocean near Port Arena and extends southeast into the state. Earthquakes are caused by movement of the earth's crust along this fault.

The Sierra Nevada mountain range in the east runs about 430 miles (692 km) from north to south and forming a giant wall rising to over 14,000 feet (4,267 m). The range varies from around 40 to 70 miles (64 to 112 km) wide. Many peaks in the range reach over 14,000 feet (4,267 m) above sea level, with Mt. Whitney, at 14,494 feet (4,417 m), the highest peak in the United States south of Alaska. Mountain streams and glacial action have cut deep valleys into the western part of the Sierras. Yosemite Valley is one of the most spectacular of these valleys.

The Central Valley lies between the Coastal Range and the Sierra Nevada range and is home to the San Joaquin and Sacramento rivers. Sometimes called the Great Valley, the Central Valley is about 450 miles (724 km) long from points in the northwest to the southeast. A level, broad fertile plain, the Central Valley is the most important farming area west of the Rocky Mountains and comprises about three-fifths of California's productive farmland.

The Cascade Mountains extend north from the Sierra Nevada mountain range. They were formed by volcanoes unlike the other mountain ranges in California and support one still-active volcano; Lassen Peak. Lassen is 10,457 feet (3,187 m) high and located in the southern Cascades. The Cascade Mountains are also home to Mt. Shasta, once and active volcano. Mt. Shasta rises 14,162 feet (4,317 m) above sea level.

The Basin and Range Province contain the southeastern deserts of California. It is part of a large region that extends into Nevada, Oregon, and other states. In the north, much of the area is a lava plateau. This was formed thousands of years ago when the region was flooded with molten lava flowing out of cracks in the earth's surface. In the south, a good deal of the area is wasteland and includes the Mojave Desert and the Colorado Desert. Death Valley lies near the California-Nevada border and features some of the most inhospitable territory in the world. Some areas of the Basin and Range Region have been made quite productive, however, due to large irrigation projects that have made farming feasible. Two of these areas are the Imperial and the Coachella Valleys near the California border with Mexico.

The Los Angeles Ranges, between Santa Barbara and San Diego counties, are a group of small mountain ranges that extend east to west. Because of this general east-west direction, the Los Angeles Ranges are sometimes called the Transverse Ranges. Most mountain ranges in California run generally from north to south. Included in the Los Angeles Ranges are the Santa Ynez, Santa Monica, San Gabriel, and San Bernardino mountains. Sometimes the San Jacinto and Santa Ana Mountains are included as part of the Los Angeles Ranges.

The San Diego Ranges cover most of San Diego county in the southwestern corner of California. These mountains, sometimes called the Peninsular Ranges, include the Agua Tibia, Laguna, and Vallecito mountains and extend southward into the Mexican peninsula known as Baja California.

Climate

The climate of California varies widely from hot desert to alpine tundra, depending on latitude, elevation, and proximity to the Pacific Coast. California's coastal regions, the Sierra Nevada foothills, and much of the Central Valley have a Mediterranean climate, with warmer, drier weather in summer and cooler, wetter weather in winter. The influence of the ocean generally moderates temperature extremes, creating warmer winters and substantially cooler summers in coastal areas.

“	California is the most populous US state with 39 million people, and the third largest state by area 158,706 sq. mi. ... Pass multiple landmarks including scenic places, well know bridges and historical buildings. Explore the geographic diversity - from the Sierra Nevada mountains to the Pacific Coast, from fir forests to the desert.	”
	~ Official American Truck Simulator website

Cities

There are 22 cities in California.

Note: Sacramento is in italic lettering since it is the state capital of California.

Bakersfield	Barstow	Carlsbad
El Centro	Eureka	Fresno
Hilt (1.41)	Huron	Los Angeles
Modesto (1.50)	Oakland	Oxnard
Redding	Sacramento	San Diego
San Francisco	San Jose (1.50)	Santa Cruz
Santa Maria (1.5)	Stockton	Truckee
Ukiah (1.3)

Scenery towns on this wiki are defined as cities or communities that are unmarked on the map.

Alturas	Anderson	Arcata	Baker
Benton	Benton Hot Springs	Big Bend	Bishop
Blythe	Brawley	Burbank	Burney
Cactus City	Cambria	Canby	Carmel Highlands
Cartago	Chiriaco Summit	Christmas Valley	Corning
Crescent City	Crockett	Desert Center	Douglas City
Dunnigan	Famoso	Five Points	Gilroy
Hatfield	Hiouchi	Hopland	Independence
Indian Wells	Indio	Johnstonville	Kerman
Klamath	Lathrop	Laws	Laytonville
Lee Vining	Little Norway	Lone Pine	Malibu
Manteca	Meyers	Moccasin	Monterey
Moss Beach	Mussel Shoals	Needles	Newport Beach
North Shore	Novato	Olancha	Old Station
Ontario	Orick	Pacifica	Panamint Springs
Pearsonville	Petaluma	Pismo Beach	Placerville
Richmond	Rio Dell	Riverstone	Salinas
San Lucas	San Luis Obispo	San Rafael	Santa Clarita
Santa Margarita	Santa Monica	Silverfork	South Lake Tahoe
South San Francisco	Strawberry	Susanville	Vallejo
Vidal Junction	Watsonville	Weaverville	Weed
Willow Creek

The following cities or scenery towns have been removed from the game in previous updates:

• Armistead (replaced by Indian Wells in update 1.50 as part of the third phase of the California rework)
• Berkeley (removed in update 1.50 as part of the third phase of the California rework)
• Blue Lake (removed in update 1.41 as part of the first phase of the California rework)
• Cayucos (replaced by Cambria in update 1.50 as part of the third phase of the California rework)
• Fort Dick (was mentioned on a road sign only, never visible nor accessible with the Oregon DLC, removed in update 1.36)
• Hornbrook (replaced by Hilt in update 1.41 as part of the first phase of the California rework)
• Leggett (replaced by Laytonville in update 1.41 as part of the first phase of the California rework)
• Oakdale (replaced by Modesto in update 1.50 as part of the third phase of the California rework)
• Patterson (removed in update 1.50 as part of the third phase of the California rework)
• Samoa (removed in update 1.44 as part of the second phase of the California rework)
• San Simeon (replaced by Cambria in update 1.50 as part of the third phase of the California rework)
• San Rafael (replaced by a scenery town in the same location in update 1.44 as part of the second phase of the California rework)
• Tulare (replaced by Famoso in update 1.50 as part of the third phase of the California rework)

Roads

There are nine Interstate Highways in California:

Interstate 5	Interstate 8	Interstate 10
San Diego - Oregon	San Diego (I-5) - Arizona	Los Angeles (I-5) - Arizona
Interstate 15	Interstate 40	Interstate 80
San Diego (I-8) - Nevada	Barstow (I-15) - Arizona	San Francisco (US 101) - Nevada
Interstate 205	Interstate 580	Interstate 880
I-580 - I-5	San Rafael (US 101) - I-5	San Jose (SR 17) - Oakland (I-580)

There is one inaccessible Interstate Highway in California:

Interstate 980
Oakland (I-80/I-580)

There are seven US Routes in California:

US 6	US 50	US 95	US 97
Bishop (US 395) - Nevada	Sacramento (I-80) - Nevada	Blythe (I-10) - Needles (I-40)	Weed (I-5) - Oregon
US 101	US 199	US 395
Los Angeles (I-5) - Oregon	Crescent City (US 101) - Oregon	SR 14/SR 58 - Nevada; Nevada - Oregon

There are 33 California State Routes:

SR 1	SR 3	SR 4	SR 9	SR 14
Los Angeles - San Francisco (US 101)	Douglas City (SR 299) - Weaverville (SR 299)	Stockton	Santa Cruz	Santa Clarita (I-5) - US 395/SR 58
SR 16	SR 17	SR 27	SR 36	SR 37
Sacramento	Santa Cruz (SR 1) - San Jose (I-880)	Malibu (SR 1) - Los Angeles (US 101)	SR 44 - Susanville (US 395)	Novato (US 101) - Vallejo (I-80)
SR 41	SR 44	SR 58	SR 74	SR 89
Modesto	Redding (SR 299) - SR 36	US 101 - Barstow (I-15)	Carlsbad (I-5) - Ontario (I-10)	US 395; Meyers (US 50) - South Lake Tahoe (US 50); Truckee; Old Station
SR 99	SR 108	SR 110	SR 111	SR 120
I-5 - Stockton (SR 4)	Modesto (SR 99/SR 132) - SR 120	Los Angeles (SR 1) - Los Angeles (I-5)	El Centro (I-8) - Indio (I-10)	Lathrop (I-5) - Manteca (SR 99); SR 108 - Benton (US 6)
SR 121	SR 126	SR 132	SR 139	SR 145
SR 37 - Napa Valley	Oxnard (US 101) - I-5	Modesto	Canby (SR 299) - Hatfield (OR 39)	I-5/SR 198 - Kerman (SR 180)
SR 152	SR 180	SR 190	SR 198	SR 255
Watsonville (SR 1) - SR 99	Kerman (SR 145) - Fresno	Olancha (US 395) - Death Valley	San Lucas (US 101) - I-5/SR 145	Eureka
SR 269	SR 273	SR 299
I-5 - Five Points (SR 145)	Anderson - Redding	Arcata (US 101) - Alturas (US 395)

There are six inaccessible California State Routes:

SR 49	SR 62	SR 96
Placerville (US 50)	Vidal Junction (US 95)	Willow Creek (SR 299)
SR 116	SR 136	SR 175
Big Bend (SR 121)	SR 190	Hopland (US 101)

The following route has been removed from the game in a previous update:

• SR 130 from SR 1 to Interstate 5 in Patterson (removed in update 1.50 as part of the third phase of the California rework)

History in the Truck Simulator series

Inclusion of cities

Los Angeles and San Francisco were included in all of the 18 Wheels of Steel games. Santa Cruz was included in Convoy, Haulin', and American Long Haul.

17 more cities were initially included in American Truck Simulator, bringing the total to 20. Ukiah was added in update 1.3 and Santa Maria in update 1.5. Hornbrook was replaced by Hilt in update 1.41, and San Rafael was replaced by a scenery town in the same location in update 1.44. San Jose was added in update 1.50, and Oakdale was replaced by Modesto. In total, there are 22 cities in California in American Truck Simulator. Official early alpha footage from 2015 featured Sacramento Valley and Santa Clara as cities.

Rework

Rework progress as of update 1.46.

During the 2020 Christmas livestream, SCS Software revealed that, as the oldest state in American Truck Simulator, California would be reworked to reflect current mapping standards. The rework was officially announced on 7 May 2021. While SCS didn't say how the long rework would take to complete. Currently the rework was split up into different phases adding in new content, removing old cities and bringing in new ones. Meet the team who's designing the California rework from the California Rework - Meet The Team blog post.

Sign marking the end of a reworked area.

The first phase of the rework was released in update 1.41 on 13 July 2021. It covered the northern part of the state, reworking the roads north of Reno, Sacramento, and Ukiah that were added before the release of Oregon (excluding sections through Eureka and Redding), namely Interstate 5 (Sacramento–Oregon), US 101 (Ukiah–Arcata), US 395 (Reno–Johnstonville), SR 44, and SR 299 (Arcata–Redding), as well as adding SR 3, SR 36, and SR 89. Hornbrook was replaced by Hilt, while the scenery towns of Blue Lake and Leggett were removed and 10 new were added. This phase of the rework saw the introduction of Border Protection Stations.

• 21 December 2020: Live stream revealing the first phase of the rework.
• 7 May 2021: Blog post announcing the first phase of the rework.
• 20 May 2021: Blog post about the rework of the road network.
• 21 May 2021: The first phase of the rework is available in the experimental beta of update 1.41.
• 9 June 2021: The first phase of the rework is available in the open beta of update 1.41.
• 13 July 2021: The first phase of the rework is released in update 1.41.

The second phase of the rework was released in update 1.44 on 10 May 2022. It covered the northern part of the state, reworking five cities and surrounding areas: Eureka, Redding, Sacramento, Truckee, and Ukiah. San Rafael was removed as a city due to the map scale and was replaced by a scenery town in the same location. The scenery town of Samoa was removed and eight new were added, including Verdi in Nevada. US 50 within Sacramento, SR 16, SR 121, SR 255, and SR 273 as well as a Border Protection Station northeast of Truckee and the vineyard company Mon Coeur were added. The first three photo trophies and the first two viewpoints in California were added in update 1.46 on 8 November 2022.

• 16 December 2021: Live stream revealing the second phase of the rework.
• 23 December 2021: Blog post announcing the second phase of the rework and revealing future plans.
• 21 January 2022: Blog post about the rework of Ukiah.
• 3 February 2022: Blog post about the rework of the road network.
• 18 February 2022: Blog post about the rework of Truckee and a new Border Protection Station.
• 7 March 2022: Blog post about new and reworked bridges, toll gates, and truck stops.
• 25 March 2022: Blog post about the rework of Redding.
• 5 April 2022: Blog post about the rework of Napa Valley.
• 19 April 2022: Blog post about the rework of Eureka.
• 21 April 2022: The second phase of the rework is available in the open beta of update 1.44.
• 4 May 2022: Blog post about the rework of Sacramento.
• 10 May 2022:
  • 08:23 UTC: The second phase of the rework is released in update 1.44.
  • 16:00 UTC: Live stream with map lead Jakub Mráz featuring the second phase of the rework.
• 4 October 2022: The first two viewpoints in California are available in the open beta of update 1.46.
• 31 October 2022: The first three photo trophies in California are available in the open beta of update 1.46.
• 8 November 2022: The first three photo trophies and the first two viewpoints are added in update 1.46.

The third phase of the rework was made available in the experimental beta of update 1.50 on 9 April 2024. It covered the central part of the state, reworking six cities and surrounding areas – Fresno, Huron, Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, and Stockton – as well as the Central Coast north of Santa Maria and the Sierra Nevada area including small parts of Nevada south of Carson City and west of Tonopah. San Jose was added to compensate for the removal of San Rafael in the second phase of the rework, and Oakdale was replaced by Modesto. The scenery towns of Armistead, Berkeley, Cayucos, Patterson, San Simeon, and Tulare were removed and 33 new were added, including three in Nevada. SR 130 was removed and Interstate 205, Interstate 880, US 50 from Sacramento to Stateline, SR 120 from Lathrop to Manteca and from US 395 to Benton, SR 152 from Watsonville to Gilroy, and seven new state highways as well as three Border Protection Stations, two Calimondo almond farms, three Lumenauto car dealers, and three Mon Coeur grape processing factories were added.

• 23 December 2021: Blog post announcing the second phase of the rework and revealing future plans including the third phase of the rework.
• 4 May 2022: Blog post about the rework of Sacramento confirming that the missing section of US 50 from Sacramento to Nevada will be added in a future phase.
• 21 March 2023: Blog post announcing the third phase of the rework.
• 29 April 2023: Blog post about the rework of eastern California.
• 17 May 2023: Blog post about the rework of Santa Cruz.
• 12 June 2023: Blog post about the team developing the rework with some work-in-progress screenshots.
• 15 October 2023: Blog post about the rework of western California.
• 25 October 2023: Blog post about the rework of Stockton.
• 6 November 2023: Blog post about the addition of US 50 from Sacramento to Carson City.
• 22 November 2023: Blog post about the addition of Modesto.
• 5 December 2023: Blog post about SCS Software's research trip to California, Arizona, Nevada, and Utah.
• 19 December 2023: Live stream featuring the rework of Modesto and San Francisco and the addition of almond farms.
• 27 December 2023: Blog post about the rework of Fresno and Huron.
• 3 January 2024: Blog post about the addition of almond and grape farming.
• 2 February 2024:
  • 16:00 UTC: Blog post about the rework of Interstate 5, SR 1, and SR 99.
  • 17:00 UTC: Live stream featuring the third phase of the rework.
• 19 February 2024: Blog post about the rework of Yosemite National Park.
• 29 February 2024: Blog post about the rework of Oakland and the addition of San Jose.
• 7 March 2024: Blog post about the rework of San Francisco.
• 9 April 2024: The third phase of the rework is available in the experimental beta of update 1.50.

The fourth phase of the rework was revealed during the 2023 Christmas live stream on 19 December 2023. It is currently known to rework two southern Californian cities: Los Angeles and San Diego.

• 31 October 2023: The open beta of update 1.49 adds various unfinished assets related to southern California, including buildings in Los Angeles and San Diego.
• 19 December 2023: Live stream revealing the fourth phase of the rework.
• 9 April 2024: The experimental beta of update 1.50 adds additional assets related to southern California.

Future rework plans were revealed in the blog post announcing the second phase of the rework, subject to change depending on development factors. In the long term, the plan is to finish the California rework and start reworking several other states, as well as adding "something extra special" that has not been specified further.

Map lead Jakub Mráz confirmed in the live stream featuring the second phase of the rework that viewpoints will be added to California once the entire state has been reworked.

• 23 December 2021: Blog post announcing the second phase of the rework and revealing future plans.
• 10 May 2022: Live stream featuring the second phase of the rework in which map lead Jakub Mráz confirms that viewpoints will be added to California once the entire state has been reworked.

Achievements

Main article: Achievements/American Truck Simulator

Icon	Name	Description
	California Dreamin'	Discover every city in California
	Sea Dog	Deliver cargo to a port in Oakland and a port in San Francisco
	Cheers!	Deliver cargo from all 3 vineyards in California

Release History

Since the release of the state, new major content has been added to it for free in game updates (not including road connections to new neighboring states).

• TBA: A future update adds the fourth phase of the California rework. A live stream on 19 December 2023 revealed the fourth phase of the rework. See Phase 4.
• 9 April 2024: The experimental beta of update 1.50 includes the third phase of the California rework. A blog post on 23 December 2021 revealed future rework plans including the third phase of the rework. A blog post of 21 March 2023 announced the third phase of the rework. See Phase 3.
• 10 May 2022: Update 1.44 adds the second phase of the California rework. A live stream on 16 December 2021 revealed the second phase of the rework. A blog post on 23 December 2021 announced the second phase of the rework. See Phase 2.
• 13 July 2021: Update 1.41 adds the first phase of the California rework. A live stream on 21 December 2020 revealed the first phase of the rework. A blog post on 7 May 2021 announced the first phase of the rework. See Phase 1.
• 14 July 2020: Update 1.38 expands and partially reworks El Centro.
• 5 November 2019: Update 1.36 partially reworks Santa Cruz.
• 10 June 2019: Update 1.35 expands and partially reworks Redding and adds SR 299 from Redding to Canby. A blog post on 15 April 2019 announced the additions.
• 14 May 2018: Update 1.31 adds SR 120 from Oakdale to US 395 through Yosemite National Park. A blog post on 23 March 2018 announced the addition.
• 9 November 2017: Update 1.29 adds Interstate 15 from San Diego to Ontario, US 101 from Santa Cruz to San Francisco, and SR 190 and a minor road through Death Valley.
• 12 December 2016: Update 1.5 rescales the map from 1:35 to 1:20 and includes Santa Maria, a completely reworked Oxnard, and countless additions and improvements.
• 6 June 2016: Update 1.3 adds Ukiah and US 101 from San Rafael to Eureka.

Before the state was released, SCS published several hints and news topics about the content featured in it that was previously under work in progress.

• 2 February 2016: California is released as part of the base game.
• 6 September 2013: Blog post announcing American Truck Simulator. The images show locations in California.

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  2021-12-23: California Dreamin' #3 - Development Insight

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  2023-04-29: The Golden State #1

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  2023-10-15: The Golden State #2

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  2024-02-29: Oakland & San Jose

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  2024-03-07: California Trucking #4

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See also

• Information about California in real life